Industrial Rope Access Services Perth

SERVICES

Providing a variety of services for clients in a wide range of industries.

Resolute Access Group specialise in a variety of high–level multistorey residential, commercial, and industrial maintenance and construction projects.

Our skilled industrial rope access technicians can get to the hard-to-reach areas of high structures, bridges, buildings, dams, wharves, factories, refineries, and plants to help deliver solutions to our clients and satisfy needs by providing
a comprehensive resolution to their asset integrity and maintenance requirements.

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About Resolute Access Group

Delivering the highest quality service

Resolute Access Group’s supreme ability to provide essential services throughout an asset’s life cycle creates value for our customers.

Our attitude to our client’s problems provides us with an opportunity to display our professional skillset via innovative strategies from planning and execution to completion of projects to satisfy our clients’ wishes through the delivery of safe, efficient and cost-effective packages. and work closely with all of our key clients to ensure their needs are addressed.

Our range of rope access services includes:

  • Structural Inspections and Surveys: Utilizing advanced rope access techniques, our team performs detailed inspections and surveys on high-rise structures, ensuring safety and compliance with industry standards.
  • Maintenance and Repairs: From concrete repairs on heritage-listed buildings to glazing replacement on multimillion-dollar projects, we offer a full spectrum of maintenance services.
  • Installation and Construction Support: Our technicians provide support for the installation of new systems and structures, ensuring precision and safety in every task.
  • Cleaning and Painting: We handle cleaning and painting tasks for high structures, maintaining their aesthetic appeal and structural integrity.

Why Choose US

Why Choose Resolute Access Group

Our team of technicians have gained their knowledge and experience from numerous industrious fields worldwide.

From breaking containment in hazardous confined spaces more than 30 meters underwater to remote power stations and refineries, from rigging on mine and construction sites to asset protection on deep-water exploration vessels from concrete repairs on enlisted buildings to glazing replacement on multi-million-dollar projects. 

Integrating these skills ensures we are proficient in the delivery of world-class practices.

Our team hold safety in the highest regard in line with our core values which affirm that “our health is our wealth.” Keeping safety at the forefront of all our projects drives our colleagues to communicate every and all aspects of the job.

We are dedicated to resolving every customer’s problems until absolute approval and satisfaction is achieved whilst having minimal impact on surrounding areas, other operations, and the environment.

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Communication is the key.

We are dedicated to resolving every customer’s problems until absolute approval and satisfaction is achieved whilst having minimal impact on surrounding areas, other operations, and the environment.  

CONTACT

We are always ready to help you and answer your questions

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    ABN: 49 628 455 587
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    50/52 McDonald St, Osborne Park WA 6017

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is industrial rope access?

What qualifications do you need for rope access?

To engage in rope access work, one must be trained and certified according to the International Rope Access Trade Association (IRATA) standards. The training is tiered into three levels: Level 1 for beginners, Level 2 for experienced technicians, and Level 3 for supervisors. Each level requires both theoretical knowledge and practical competence.

What is the Australian standard for rope access?

In Australia, rope access is governed by the Australian Standard AS/NZS 4488. This standard outlines the requirements for the safe application of rope access techniques, including equipment specifications, training, and operational procedures.

What is the ISO standard for rope access?

The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) has a standard specifically for rope access: ISO 22846. This standard provides comprehensive guidelines on the use of rope access methods for both ascending and descending vertical environments, ensuring safety and best practices are maintained globally.

Can anyone do rope access?

Rope access is not a profession that just anyone can undertake. It requires rigorous training, physical fitness, and a strong understanding of safety protocols. Only those who have undergone the necessary training and certification can legally and safely perform rope access work.

Is rope access expensive?

The cost of rope access services can vary depending on the complexity of the job, the location, and the level of expertise required. While it may appear costly upfront, rope access is often more cost-effective than alternative methods, such as scaffolding or cranes, due to its speed and efficiency.

What is Level 1 rope access?

Level 1 rope access is the entry-level qualification in the IRATA system. It is for those new to the industry and covers basic rope access techniques, including ascending, descending, and basic rescue procedures. Level 1 technicians must work under the supervision of more experienced personnel.

What is rope access certification?

Rope access certification is the formal recognition of a technician’s ability to perform rope access work safely and competently. Certification is awarded upon successful completion of training and assessment in accordance with IRATA standards. It must be renewed every three years to ensure that skills and knowledge remain up to date.

What is risk assessment for rope access?

Risk assessment in rope access is a critical process that involves identifying potential hazards associated with a task and implementing measures to mitigate those risks. It includes evaluating environmental conditions, equipment, and the specific tasks to be performed to ensure the safety of all personnel involved.